#2019bsmcs 搜尋結果

If you liked the closing talk at #2019BSMCS, check out the latest @StutteringLabUW paper for a nice summary of pre-speech auditory modulation in stuttering.

Congrats to our doctoral student Hannah Rowe for winning a Poster Award for "Speech Motor Impairment Profiling Based on Acoustic Features" at the 2019 Boston Speech Motor Control Symposium! #2019BSMCS #speechimpairment #slp #motorspeech

Two posters at #2019BSMCS, one on complex interactions between speech production and perception and the roles of somatosensory feedback, & one on the timing and sequencing of speech movements and the contribution of working memory to speech sequence assembly.

If #2019BSMCS piqued your interest in pre-speech auditory modulation in #stuttering, a new Max & Daliri overview paper with all our findings to date is now freely available in the postprint repository ludomax.wikidot.com Will appear open access in @ASHAJournals #JSLHR soon.

Awesome work! Thank you for sharing it at #2019BSMCS !

Feeling lucky that i got to be with this wonderful group of people at #2019BSMCS. Many thanks to @SteppLab @BUSargent for the organization so that I had a chance to present my first PhD work on my birthday and to learn more about #speechMotorControl! Can’t wait for the next one!

Presented our poster with Sam Ayala at #2019BSMCS and had a great time with NYU team at BU! Thanks to the travel fellowship I got this amazing view from BU apartment.😍 Thanks @SteppLab for the organization and looking forward to the next one in two years!

Thanks ⁦@SteppLab⁩ for providing Stephanie Gutierrez ⁦@lcanresearch⁩ the opportunity to present her work on error monitoring and detection as a source of speech disruptions in #PD at the #2019BSMCS! #mentoring #womeninscience ⁦@NU_SoC⁩ ⁦@NUAuDSLP⁩

Nice job moderating #2019BSMCS yesterday @defneabur and @ek_kearney! Good time keeping = time for good discussion!

A big thank you is absolutely in order, especially as someone relatively new to the field. #2019BSMCS was an amazing opportunity to get to know everyone (and their interests!).

First Year PhD student Daniel Kim presented his research on articulatory correlates of stress pattern disturbances in talkers with dysarthria today at #2019BSMCS in Boston. What a great symposium! Learned a lot , so much great work!! Thank you @SteppLab !!

The NYU crew at #2019BSMCS with @adambuchwald @hungshaocheng @joannejw_li

Congratulations to Laura Xavier, Sandra Hanekamp of @SimonyanLab & Hannah Rowe, Kalia Stipancic from Speech & Feeding disorders lab for winning the Best Poster Design Awards this year at #2019BSMCS @XavierLL1 @sandrahanekamp @kailastipancic @jgreen4

Extremely grateful to @NIDCD @delsysinc and @BUSargent for making #2019BSMCS an immense success. It was a great opportunity for all trainees to learn, network and collaborate on #speechMotorControl research!

It’s the season! 🎉 Thanks to the #2019BSMCS organizing committee at @SteppLab/ @BUSargent for putting together a great event.

Some snaps from the poster session in @KilachandCenter for Boston Speech Motor Control Symposium! #2019BSMCS We had a very engaging and intriguing set of posters today!

It’s a poster award season for the lab! Congratulations to Laura de Lima Xavier @XavierLL1 & Sandra Hanekamp @sandrahanekamp for winning the Best Poster Design Award at Boston Speech Motor Control Symposium #2019BSMCS

Thanks @SteppLab for putting on a great #2019BSMCS, looking forward to new collaborations in Boston. Credit to @HelouLab and Christina Dastolfo for turning me on to the symposium!

Max: Stuttering subjects show improved N1 modulation comparable to control non-stuttering subjects' N1 modulation when the feedback is delayed. #2019BSMCS Ludo Max, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, University of Washington Bidirectional Sensorimotor Interactions in Typical Speech and Stuttering

Max: For stuttering subjects, gradual perturbation of formants compared to sudden perturbation of formants seems to result in responses more comparable to control speakers #2019BSMCS Ludo Max, Ph.D, CCC-SLP, Bidirectional Sensorimotor Interactions in Typical Speech & Stuttering

The NYU crew at #2019BSMCS with @adambuchwald @hungshaocheng @joannejw_li

Me watching all the #2019bsmcs tweets coming in. Thanks for the live updates!

@hungshaocheng killing it in his talk on his PhD work (Slides not really blank - bad angle on photo) #2019BSMCS

Great talk looking at speech motor control in individuals with #ALS by Kaila Stipancic. A unique look at individuals who are “robust talkers” @IHPResearch #2019BSMCS

First Year PhD student Daniel Kim presented his research on articulatory correlates of stress pattern disturbances in talkers with dysarthria today at #2019BSMCS in Boston. What a great symposium! Learned a lot , so much great work!! Thank you @SteppLab !!

Last but not least! “I’d be the Kanye West of this conference.” #PIQuoteOfTheDay. #2019BSMCS.

It’s a poster award season for the lab! Congratulations to Laura de Lima Xavier @XavierLL1 & Sandra Hanekamp @sandrahanekamp for winning the Best Poster Design Award at Boston Speech Motor Control Symposium #2019BSMCS

@carrieniziolek work shows that when you add sensory noise to the paradigm (change the environment) typical speakers will modulate reliance on auditory feedback. #2019BSMCS

Thanks ⁦@SteppLab⁩ for providing Stephanie Gutierrez ⁦@lcanresearch⁩ the opportunity to present her work on error monitoring and detection as a source of speech disruptions in #PD at the #2019BSMCS! #mentoring #womeninscience ⁦@NU_SoC⁩ ⁦@NUAuDSLP⁩

Presented our poster with Sam Ayala at #2019BSMCS and had a great time with NYU team at BU! Thanks to the travel fellowship I got this amazing view from BU apartment.😍 Thanks @SteppLab for the organization and looking forward to the next one in two years!

A to-scale representation of a #DBS device from Dr. Mark Richardson Welcome to Boston @RMarkRichardson! #2019BSMCS

Thrilled not only to be at the #2019BSMCS but to start the day with #inclusivity. Excited for some #motorspeech! @SteppLab

Huber: the respiratory system is not a “dumb pump”. Tasks, cues, and speech goals affect respiratory patterns. #dumbPump #2019BSMCS @JessikaHuber

Congratulations to Laura Xavier, Sandra Hanekamp of @SimonyanLab & Hannah Rowe, Kalia Stipancic from Speech & Feeding disorders lab for winning the Best Poster Design Awards this year at #2019BSMCS @XavierLL1 @sandrahanekamp @kailastipancic @jgreen4

Congrats to our doctoral student Hannah Rowe for winning a Poster Award for "Speech Motor Impairment Profiling Based on Acoustic Features" at the 2019 Boston Speech Motor Control Symposium! #2019BSMCS #speechimpairment #slp #motorspeech

Two posters at #2019BSMCS, one on complex interactions between speech production and perception and the roles of somatosensory feedback, & one on the timing and sequencing of speech movements and the contribution of working memory to speech sequence assembly.

Ludo Max, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, University of Washington is going to talk about Bidirectional Sensorimotor Interactions in Typical Speech and Stuttering as the final Invited speaker for the day! #EndingInStyle #2019BSMCS Focused Towards Trainees! @StutteringLabUW

Dr. Carrie Nizioleck discussing “Feedback and feedforward mechanism in typical and atypical speech production” #2019BSMCS

Huber: some details on #methodology for collecting speech breathing data. Want more information? See Dr. Tory McKenna’s poster at the poster session this afternoon! #2019BSMCS

Perkell: For speech sounds, as we learn what the appropriate goals are in #auditory sense, we likely learn the associated #Somatosensory goals #2019BSMCS #speech #motorcontrol